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Mr Eóin Tennyson: Assembly records
All of Mr Eóin Tennyson’s imported questions, contributions and motions in this mandate, newest first, including those assessed as not flagged, uncertain or not yet analysed.
I thank the Member for giving way. I note that the comparison to dual-language street signs was made. Does the Member agree that that is a strong point, in that there is a clearly defined process of consultation and application for dual-language street signage and a similar process should apply for the erection of…
Mr Tennyson asked the Minister of Education, in light of the capital pressures facing his Department and the fact that last week's Budget statement included the Strule Shared Education Campus as an earmarked project, to state whether he is comfortable proceeding with the proposals for that project in their current…
To ask the Minister of Education, following his Ministerial Statement on 30 April 2024, to detail any plans being progressed for increasing provision for Special Schools in Upper Bann.
I thank the Minister for her answer. The Minister has outlined the capital pressures in relation to the allocations in the Budget. I note that the Strule Shared Education Campus is one of the earmarked projects listed in the written ministerial statement. The cost of that project is ballooning and has been criticised…
I thank the Minister. That is positive news. The Minister will be aware that the cost of connection, lack of market support and planning timelines are the three big barriers that are always cited by the renewables sector. Further to his announcement about connection charging, what engagement has the Minister had with…
Like others, I intend to be uncharacteristically brief on the motion. My party's overriding economic priority throughout the Brexit process has been to protect and uphold Northern Ireland's dual market access, giving us a unique and privileged competitive advantage. Sustaining that dual market access will require…
To ask the Minister of Health (i) for an update on the difficulty that patients at Donaghcloney Surgery, Co. Down have had in accessing GP appointments; and (ii) whether any action can be taken to alleviate this pressure.
I had not intended to speak on this motion, but, given that I have proven popular amongst DUP Members, I thought that it would be remiss of me not to respond. I want to address a number of the points that have been raised in the debate, but, in the first instance, I want to speak about some personal experience. I…
To ask the Minister of Health, following the Royal College of Pathologists Risk Assessment Report into the Cervical Cytology Service provided by the Southern Health and Social Care Trust, whether any cytology staff were reported to the Health and Care Professions Council or other relevant professional bodies.
To ask the Minister of Education for an indicative timescale for the funding allocation to Lurgan Model Primary School following the recent planning approval for an extension and stand-alone nursery unit.
I thank the Opposition for tabling the motion, which we support, and for the opportunity to have this important debate. Everyone has a right to feel secure in their home, to feel settled in their local community and to enjoy stability so that they can look forward to the future and plan with confidence. Instead,…
I thank the Minister for his answer. Surely, the Stormont brake mechanism is a last resort and we should be seeking to engage as best we can to secure a derogation in advance. Again, does the Minister believe that a derogation is the right option? What engagement has he had with the UK Government and European…
I am sure that the Minister agrees that our priority in that area has to be ensuring that trans individuals get the appropriate care and that their dignity and human rights are respected at all times. Will the Minister commit to engaging further with the LGBT sector and children's rights organisations before pursuing…
I thank the deputy First Minister for her answer. A key issue highlighted in the report prepared for the interdepartmental working group was about the deterioration of the records of religious and voluntary organisations. What steps is the Minister's Department taking to ensure that those records are protected, and…
Mr Tennyson asked the Minister of Health, who will be aware of the stark warning from the British Dental Association (BDA) that a proposed prohibition on dental amalgam could leave NHS patients in Northern Ireland without care, to state whether he will seek a derogation of that new law.
Mr Tennyson asked the First Minister and deputy First Minister to set out the next steps in the truth recovery process for mother-and-baby homes and to state when appropriate redress and recognition will be available.